Explain NOT, AND and AND gates?
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Unlike the AND and OR gates that take two input signals, the NOT gate only takes one input signal and produces a single output signal. The NOT gate simply inverts or reverses the input signal. If the input is “high,” then the output will be “low,” and vice versa.
A NOT gate carries out logical negation on the given signal. If the input signal is false, then the output signal will be true.
An AND gate carries out logical conjunction. It gives a low output when low input is processed through the AND gate, and it gives a high output when high input is applied.
OR gate performs logical disjunction. When one of the two input signals are high, the output signal will also be high. If both input signals are not high, it results in a low output signal.